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Congrats to the Leisure crew for getting rnd 4 of the midwest.

Can't wait already !!!!!!

http://www.rcproseries.com

Wow, thats really awesome!!

Killer! I can't wait....September...Doh!

That is awesome that Leisure is getting a pro series race this year, they deserve it!

Awesome the 2006 Pro-Series schedule is out. Two races in Illinois! The finals are going to be held in doors at the Rockford Metro center. 2006 should be fun.

That is awesome... I hope there will be room to come watch.

Congrats Bernie!!! Hardwork is payin off Already bro!!!

FreeRideJunkie Wrote:That is awesome... I hope there will be room to come watch.

You can race instead of watching??? Don't you want to compete in a big event? By then you should have massive amounts of practice under your belt.

Ill +1 that comment...Im racen a few this year.

I'll race 1-2, I don't have the cash to travel all that much.

I thought you have to race in all 4...?? You don't?? If not then I will set taht as my goal for the year.

you need 2 races to run finals. points are based on that too 2 highest out of 4 possible.

But you can race in just one if you want?? And will ther be a group of people making a trip to one or more of the other nearby ones??

not sure if id call W Vir. "midwest" 3 are in dirving distance now vs 1 last year, so IM HAPPY!

1 is doable.... im just saying for finals.....

hell yea we all car pool to these! you can do it!

Yeah I would run the LH one and then one or both of the indianna and st. louis ones. depending on who went and what was going on during that time...

I'll be going to 3 of them. The one in WV is probally the one I'll skip this year.

Cool... looks like I'd better start racing as soon as LH opens.

I may try for 2 plus the finals, I really want to race a Pro Series Race this year which if worse comes to worse I'll definitely be at the Leisure hours race.

Now you only get into the finals if you qualify correct?? Or if you race 2 you make it?? Just kind of wondering how difficult it would be to qualify.I am new to racing so sorry if this is general knowledge. I hope to get enough track tim to become pretty competative...

No you don't have to do well in the regular races to attend the finals, just make sure your registration is in nice and early. ALL the top sponsored drivers will be at the finals, kinda cool to hang out and meet some of the top names in the country.

Also, everyone is different when it comes to racing. I've seen people come out and race, and as beginers did REALLY well. Like better than me and I've raced for 2+ solid years. Some people naturally have it and some don't. Me personally, I don't have it LOL. Someone like Eracer or Sh1nn3r both did very well as beginers. They are both A-main winners their first season of racing. I've never even placed (1-3) in the A-main EVER in MT

I believe its the top 20 from every division that get the invite to the finals.

hey they also have one at LH for electric, april 1st and 2nd

Snake is correct, The top 20 from each class in each division and last years winner, get the first invites. Then if there are any left over openings, and you have raced at least to RCPS events you can enter for the finals.

SO freeride, to gaurantee a spot to have to do well in the 4 rcaes to be in the top 20. And no you cant just enter the finals with out racing in the series. But this year they did not fill up, and had open entries. This year with it being in the midwest, in the middle of the country I think it will have more attendance this year

Gotcha... so any way I look at it just get a ton of track time and do what I can from there...

snakebite46 Wrote:I believe its the top 20 from every division that get the invite to the finals.

hmmmm, I heard different from sbess and wolfs, they said anyone can go after all the invited people confirm their spot, then it's just open registration as normal. (up to a certain amount of course) That's why I said get the registration in early.